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ABC News reports that a Trenton boy brought 70 grams of crack to school. It's your typical "our kids in peril" story, but they miss the more interesting angle: it's not an uncommon practice for dealers—usually in the kid's family—to give young children drugs to hold onto, because they can't really be prosecuted for possession. (Has anybody read Random Family?) [ABC News]
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